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| Best Newscast | |||
| First Place: | KCBS Radio, San Francisco KCBS News Team “KCBS Morning News” |
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| Second Place: | WBAL-AM, Baltimore Steve Fermier and Bill Vanko “Isabel – The Recovery Begins” |
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| Third Place: | WOR Radio, N.Y. WOR Newsteam “10/16/03 Newscast” |
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| Coverage of a Breaking News Event | |||
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WBAL-AM, Baltimore Bill Vanko, Steve Fermier, Chip Franklin and Pieter Bickford “Red Lion School Shooting” |
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| Second Place: | WMAL-AM, Washington, D.C. WMAL News Team “Roof Collapse” |
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| Third Place: | No third place | ||
| Continuing Coverage | |||
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WMAL-AM, Washington D.C. WMAL News Team “Hurricane Isabel” |
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| Second Place: | KCBS Radio, San Francisco KCBS News Team “Recall Campaign” |
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| Third Place: | WBAL-AM, Baltimore Scott Wykoff and WBAL Staff “Isabel” |
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| Coverage of War and War Related Stories | |||
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KNRC-AM, Denver Stacey Farb “War-Related Stories” |
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| Second Place: | Chicago Public Radio Chicago Public Radio Staff “War Coverage” |
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| Third Place: | WBAL-AM, Baltimore Pieter Bickford, John Patti and Scott Wykoff “America at War” |
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WBAL-AM, Baltimore Ron Smith and Pieter Bickford “Held Without Bail” |
| Second Place: | WMAL, Washington, D.C. Joan Doniger “Who Caught the Snipers?” |
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| Third Place: | Minnesota Public Radio Dan Gunderson and Kate Smith “Clouds of Doubt” |
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| Documentary or Series of Reports | |||
| First Place & GRAND AWARD IN RADIO: | WCPN/WVIZ ideastream, Cleveland David Barnett and Al Dahlhausen “Hank Williams – Still Cookin’” |
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| Second Place: | American Radio Works / MPR, St. Paul Stephen Smith, Kate Ellis and Deborah George “White House Tapes: The President Calling” |
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| Third Place: | KUT-FM, Austin Emily Donahue “The War and Texas” |
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| Feature or Human Interest Story | |||
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Colorado Public Radio Colorado Matters; Dan Drayer and Kelley Griffin “A Conversation with Mark Sheldon” |
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| Second Place: | WCPN/WVIZ ideastream, Cleveland Bill Rice “Catholic School Closing” |
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| Third Place: | WKSU-FM, Kent, OH Vivian Goodman “Ebony’s Story” |
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| BROADCAST RADIO NETWORKS & SYNDICATORS | |||
| Best Newscast | |||
| First Place: | CBS Radio News Christopher Glenn and Paul Farry “CBS World News Round-up” |
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| Second Place: | ABC News Radio ABC News Radio Team “10 A.M. Information Network Newscast” |
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| Third Place: | no third place | ||
| Coverage of a Breaking News Event | |||
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ABC News Radio ABC News Radio Team “The Capture of Saddam Hussein” |
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| Second Place: | CBS Radio News Barry Bagnato, Peter King, Jim Krasula and Cami McCormick “Hurricane Isabel” |
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| Continuing Coverage of a Single News Event | |||
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ABC News Radio ABC News Radio Team “Space Shuttle Columbia Tragedy” |
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| Coverage of War and War Related Stories | |||
| First Place: | CBS Radio News CBS Radio News Staff “CBS War Coverage” |
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| Second Place: | ABC News Radio ABC News Radio Staff “War With Iraq” |
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| Third Place: | Stanley Foundation and KQED Public Radio Children of War Production Staff “Children of War: Fighting, Dying, Surviving” |
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| Documentary or Series of Reports | |||
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WBAP Radio WBAP News Staff “The JFK 40 Project” |
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| Second Place: | The Stanley Foundation and KQED Public Radio Children of War Production Staff “Children of War: Fighting, Dying, Surviving” |
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| Third Place: | HearingVoices.com, Transom.org Jay Allison, Viki Merrick and Barrett Golding “State of Union” |
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| Feature or Human Interest Story | |||
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Ohio Landscape Productions Sandra Sleight-Brennan “A Passion for Art” |
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| Second Place: | Common Ground Radio Kristin McHugh and Keith Porter “Kien Khleang: Hope for Healing” |
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| Third Place: | ABC News Radio Bob Schmidt and Hank Weinbloom “Tip of the Spear” |
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| BROADCAST OR CABLE TELEVISION STATIONS | |||
| Best Newscast | |||
| First Place: | WTAE-TV, Pittsburgh Tricia Rorison, Roberta Peterson and Matthew Hilk “Action News at 5” |
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| Second Place: | WFAA-TV Robert Cartwright, Art MacLaren and David Duitch “News 8 Update: Enterprise Extravaganza” |
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| Third Place: | WFAA-TV Katharyn DeVille, David Elder and David Duitch “Columbia Disaster – Tragedy Over Texas” |
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| Coverage of a Breaking News Event | |||
| First Place: | WCVB-TV, Needham, MA WCVB Staff “Nightclub Tragedy” |
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| Second Place: | KPRC-TV, Houston Nancy Shafran “Space Shuttle Columbia Disaster” |
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| Third Place: | KPRC-TV, Houston Nancy Shafran “Tracking Claudette” |
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| Continuing Coverage of a Single News Event | |||
| First Place: | KIRO-TV, Seattle KIRO 7 Eyewitness News Staff “Tracking the Green River Killer” |
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| Second Place: | WTAE-TV, Pittsburgh Bob Longo, Matthew Hilk and Bob Mayo “Hepatitis Outbreak” |
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| Third Place: | WEWS-TV, Cleveland WEWS Staff “Power Crisis” |
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| Coverage of War and War Related Stories | |||
| First Place: | WBAL-TV, Baltimore WBAL News Team “Local Impact of US/Iraq War” |
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| Second Place: | WFAA-TV, Dallas Byron Harris and Doug Burgess “Embedded with Marines in Iraq” |
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| Third Place: | WCVB-TV, Needham, MA WCVB Team “America at War” |
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| Feature, Sports or Human Interest Story | |||
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WCVB-TV, Needham, MA Heather Unruh, Rhonda Mann and Donnat Mitchell “Beyond the Burns” |
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| Second Place: | WHNS-TV, Greenville, S.C. Michael Cable, Doug Uhrich and Greg Simpson “The Big Picture” |
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| Third Place: | WCVB-TV, Needham, MA Rhonda Mann and Dr. Tim Johnson “A Doctor’s Story” |
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| Public Service | |||
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WMAR-TV, Baltimore Tisha Thompson, Lamont Williams, Andrea Parquet-Taylor, and Debra Schindler “Broken Trust” |
| Second Place: | WJW-TV, Cleveland Bill Sheil, Dave Hollis and Greg Easterly “The Diocese Records” |
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| Third Place: | WTHR-TV, Indianapolis Rich Pegram, Angela Cain and Scott Swan “Shattering the Silence” |
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| Documentary or Series of Reports | |||
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WFAA-TV, Dallas “War Stories” |
| Second Place: | KTVW Univision 33 Julio Cesar Ortiz “Sed De Vivir” (Thirst for Living) |
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| Third Place: | California Connected Marley Klaus, Deborah Clark and Suzanne Gladstone “Health Care Special” |
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| Investigative Reporting | |||
| First Place & GRAND AWARD IN TV: | KMGH-TV, Denver KMGH Staff “Honor and Betrayal: Scandal at the Academy” |
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| Second Place: | WTVF-TV, Nashville Phil Williams and Bryan Staples “Perks of Power” |
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| Third Place: | WBAL-TV, Baltimore Jayne Miller “Fairbanks Capital” |
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| Business and Consumer Reporting | |||
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KIRO-TV, Seattle Bebe Emerman, Lara Underhill and Brian Doerflinger “Fan Fires” |
| Second Place: | WKMG-TV, Orlando Tony Pipitone, Darran Caudle, Tim Arnheim and Jeff Fuller “Frequent Faller” |
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| Third Place: | News 12 New Jersey Walt Kane, William Schlosser and Anthony Cocco “The Truth About Clothing Donations” |
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| BROADCAST TELEVISION NETWORKS, CABLE NETWORKS AND SYNDICATORS | |||
| Best Newscast | |||
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NBC Nightly News NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw “Columbia Disaster” |
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| Second Place: | NBC Nightly News NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw “Shock and Awe” |
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| Third Place: | CNN Paula Zahn and Jim Miller “Fall of Saddam” |
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| Coverage of a Major News Event | |||
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CNN CNN Staff “Capture of Saddam Hussein” |
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| Second Place: | CNN NewsNight Staff of NewsNight with Aaron Brown “Blackout” |
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| Third Place: | CNN Miles O’Brien “Shuttle Columbia Disaster” |
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| Continuing Coverage of a Major News Event | |||
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Dateline NBC David Corvo, Marc Rosenwasser, Ellen Mason, Sara James & Bob Gilmartin “Meet Jane Doe” |
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| Second Place: | Discovery Times Channel Dominique Walker, Navid Akhtar, Kashaf Chaudhyr “The Hajj: Journey of a Lifetime” |
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| Third Place: | CNN CNN Team “Crisis in Liberia” |
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| Coverage of War and War Related Stories | |||
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CNN Productions CNN Presents: “Fit to Kill” |
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| Second Place: | ABC News Brian Ross Investigative Unit “Iraq Stories” |
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| Third Place: | Discovery Times Channel Jonathan Towers, Tresha Mabile and Bill Smee “After Saddam” |
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| Feature, Sports or Human Interest Story | |||
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Discovery Times Channel Roger Williams, Ann Derry, Bill Smee and Philip Boag “ New York Underground” |
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| Second Place: | CNN Productions CNN Presents: “Whatever it Takes, Pursuing the Perfect 0” |
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| Third Place: | NBC News TODAY Kevin Tibbles and Jen Hilton “Stumpy the Kangaroo” |
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| Documentary or Series of Reports | |||
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Dateline NBC David Corvo, Ellen Mason, Hoda Kotb & Olive Talley “Saving Dane – Adoptees Rage” |
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| Second Place: | ABC News & PJ Productions Peter Jennings, Richard Robbins and Tom Yellin “I Have a Dream” |
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| Third Place: | ABC News & PJ Productions Peter Jennings, Keith Summa and Tom Yellin “How to Get Fat Without Really Trying” |
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ABC News Brian Ross and Rhonda Schwartz “Charity Investigation” |
| Second Place: | ABC News Brian Ross, Rhonda Schwartz & David Scott “Nuclear Smuggling Project” |
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| Third Place: | CNN Productions CNN Presents – “Easy Prey: Inside the Child Sex Trade” |
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| News Magazine Program | |||
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Dateline NBC David Corvo, Mark Rosenwasser, John Hockenberry, Geoff Stephens & Rayner Ramirez “No Place Like Home” |
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| Second Place: | Dateline NBC David Corvo, Marc Rosenwasser, Paul Greenberg, Keith Morrison & Rebecca Haggerty “Chasing the American Dream: The New Unemployed” |
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| Third Place: | California Connected Marley Klaus, Deborah Clark and Jose Marquez “The Big One” |
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| Business and Consumer Reporting | |||
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CNBC Sue Herera, Wally Griffith, Jeffrey Pohlman and Judith H. Dobrzynski “CNBC in India” |
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| Second Place: | CNBC David Faber, Glen Rochkind and Lori Gordon “The Big Lie: Inside the Rise and Fraud of World Com” |
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| Third Place: | Dateline NBC David Corvo, Lea Thompson and Jack Cloherty “Dirty Dining” |
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